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July 30, 2007, 19:07 |
Unsteady LES Inlet Conditions
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Hi everybody!
I'm doing an LES study and I want to use results from a separate LES simulation as the inlet condition. It is suggested in the CFX manual but I can find no description on how to do this. The purpose is to remove the need for a long inlet where the boundary layer develops from the simulation. Any clues? /Kasper |
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July 31, 2007, 08:57 |
Re: Unsteady LES Inlet Conditions
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My best guess is that I need to incorporate the results from the previous simulation in a Junction Box routine which can be called from the solver to update the inlet boundary condition.
/Kasper |
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